Homo Reloaded - The hidden history of the last 75,000 years (Cassandra - English) Paperback – November 13, 2022

I loved it, certainly a thought provoking work. It seems like the history books are going to have to be rewritten.

In my early teens I read the book "Chariots of the Gods", and I was convinced that its premise was true . . . . for a few years. Let's face it, a 14 year old is easily duped. Homo Reloaded is a modern version of that older book, in that if an event in history is currently difficult to explain, then perhaps alien beings are involved. There is a great deal of very interesting, factual history in this book, which is terrific. However, the author seems to cherry pick details to fit his hypothesis of otherworldly explanations, which really isn't the way science and logic should work. Early in the book, the author decides that the speed of light isn't really a speed limit, since it doesn't fit his claims about . . . aliens. One point off for ideas that would have Carl Sagan shaking his head.

Part of “Cassandra” Series, edited y Carlos Alberto Bisceglia, the independent researcher, author of numerous volumes, e.g.: 12,794 Years Ago – The Visitors of Göbekli Tepe.In Homo Reloaded, we have the deductions and cogitations of a gifted polymath likeErich Anton Paul von Däniken the Swiss thinker orHeinrich Schliemann, the German businessman who discovered Troy.After one hundred years of man’s fundamental discoveries, we can expect attempts to synthesize knowledge cutting across many fields to recapitulate or redirect future research according to our most significant findings. Advances in DNA research, dating methods and forensic archaeology provide illumination of formerly dark lacunae in the Homo species timeline. We can expect attempts at premature closure, but the influential power of publishing thoughts about necessary changes in the received traditions should not be underestimated.The seminal ideas in this volume (as in many of the author’s other works) should stimulate discussion among thinking readers and serious research among academics looking for solutions to ancient riddles such as the meaning of the Göbekli Tepe ruins.- Wilson F. Engel, III, Ph.D.

Slow and cludgy start but picks up steam and leaves you a bit 'wasted' and wanting for more.It's a good primer for those curious about whether 'mass-extinctions' are real or not.Read the book and decide for yourselves!

Great book. Insightful

Interesting read , it could be shorter and still make an impact.

Quite enjoyable. Lays out a time-line to offer theories about what happened to the various branches of humanity, and also how and why some of the giant stone structures were built. Interesting reading. The English translation is a bit choppy at times, but not terrible. I will definitely be reading more works from this author.

It is history from a different angle, yet it covers many important facts and offers different hypotheses as options to de tested.Recommend to read it and discuss it.